The Rickety Press - Oxford

The rickety press' owners have what formerly the radcliffe arms, but the old layout remains more or less, with a bar area that feels like her cut so a bit of gentrified jericho pub, with stripp wood furniture, baptism of old books and several kinds of bar nibbeln in glasses from to. most of the restaurant table are quite comfortable in the connected winter garden, the By the way, the distinction between the two areas was not quite clear for first-class work as we might repeat most people. at the arrival we gave ourselves to the barman who was very polite, but always asked us to wait a second until we only w

A nice, calm, relaxing atmosphere away from the hustle and bustle of Broad Street High Street in Oxford. Very nice food and drinks and nice waiting staff. I would certainly make a repeat visit.

The rickety press looks very clean and inviting and perfect for a nice pint in Jerico. The food menu is a bit simple but all the dishes we tried were excellent but they do not have anything different on a sunday they are missing a trick). The service was very relaxed but attentive and all the staff very friendly. The pricing is excellent , a great find.

The menu was very interesting and the food (one meal sized salad, one curry) was very good. There was an issue about the starter: soft-boiled quails' eggs. These were served in the shell and were very hard to shell without spilling yolk everywhere. We had to ask for a finger bowl. Service started well and then just got worse, for no obvious reason. By the end we could not get our waitress to pay any attention to us even when she was at the next table. We actually called to her once as she went past..she kept going past..finally another waitress helped us. Overall, OK.

Excellent pub. Our group of seven really enjoyed it and had a great night. We were well looked after.